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WebRTC Weekly Issue #661 is out!
Read about: Azure's video exit, Twilio's server-side participant, and WhatsApp guests
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WebRTC Weekly Issue #660 is out!
Read about: Meta bets on MoQ, Voice agents and echo, and Edge asking for audio-only capture
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Tsahi Levent-Levi retweeted
After nearly 3 years of work, we are launching the initial version of the site.
It features tens of thousands of wartime videos of abundance and luxury in Gaza, published by Gazans themselves - and much more.
Please read the crucial details in this thread before browsing🧵👇
WebRTC Weekly Issue #659 is out!
Read about: A neural echo canceller in Chrome, beginners posts and a great demo
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Tsahi Levent-Levi retweeted
The 1926 edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica includes a plate featuring illustrations of the flags of the new states that emerged after World War I. Among them is a “Flag of Palestine” the blue-and-white Zionist Jewish flag, with a Star of David in the center.
Why are people around the world unaware of this fact?
דגל פלשתינה:
המהדורה החדשה של האנציקלופדיה הבריטית כוללת גליון עם ציורי הדגלים של המדינות החדשות שנוצרו מאחרי המלחמה; בין אלה ישנו "דגל פלשתינה" - הדגל הציוני תכול לבן, עם מגן-דוד במרכזו.
ALT בתמונה: דגל פלשתינה מתוך אינציקלופדיה בריטניקה מהדורת 1926, archive.org. קישור: https://shorturl.at/fWXyy | מקור הידיעה: דאר היום, ארכיון העיתונות
WebRTC Weekly Issue #658 is out!
Read about: Compliance tiers, WebRTC on a microcontroller, and voice agents all around us
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"Press" when dealing with terrorists is a fluid word. So are children, nurses, doctors, teachers, ...
For nearly three years, CPJ helped push the incendiary narrative that Israel was systematically slaughtering journalists.
Now CPJ just announced that it has removed another 22 people from its database. Twenty were removed after new research established “engagement in combat," meaning terrorism.
That’s on top of 8 it had already removed after determining they were Hamas or PIJ combatants.
So CPJ has now removed 28 supposed journalists for literal participation in hostilities.
And understand how absurdly narrow CPJ’s standard is. Affiliation with Hamas or PIJ doesn’t disqualify you. Even membership in an armed group doesn’t automatically disqualify you. CPJ only draws the line at actual engagement in combat.
Yet even by that ridiculous standard, 28 names failed their test.
The review began after Hamas and PIJ themselves published obituaries identifying supposed “journalists” as combatants. And those obituaries keep coming.
CPJ’s credibility should be in tatters — for good.
WebRTC Weekly Issue #657 is out!
Read about: Build your own relay, host your own analysis, and algorithms running on Rust
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Tsahi Levent-Levi retweeted
I was trying to help famed Gaza photojournalist @PalPress24 create more realistic victims to dupe western progressives, but it turns out he’s a BIGOT. First I reach out offering to meet and assist.🧵1/3
Tsahi Levent-Levi retweeted
In an article published on September 14th in the @nytimes, it was stated that Israelis see themselves as the victims of October 7th.
A reminder: On October 7, 2023, people were r*ped in front of their families, mutilated, burned alive, kidnapped to Gaza, and shot at point-blank range by Hamas and Gazan civilians.
The New York Times, has been putting out fake news and disinformation about Israel for years, only to issue clarifications after it has already published the story and done the damage.
The false framing and blatant dissemination of falsehoods on a regular basis (for example, the claim that IDF dogs rape Palestinians. Yes I know, this is the level the NYT these days) cross the line and amount to incitement and the justification of violence against an entire people under the guise of “journalism.”
There will be no forgiveness, and one day there will be a reckoning over how a single newspaper contributed to the incitement against and demonization of an entire people.
WebRTC Weekly Issue #656 is out!
Read about: WebRTC on silicon, monitoring Voice AI, tunnelling and open source
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Tsahi Levent-Levi retweeted
I realized many of the new Voice and Video AI applications don't have a way to monitor the quality of experience of the customers using browsers or apps 😱 (those using WebRTC instead of a telephone call) so I decided to take a look at the @rtcstats product and see if it could be applied to existing Voice and Video AI services.
Find in this short blog post below how the integration looks like and the possible benefits in the tests I did with rtcStats and a couple of providers.
I hope providers like Retell and others include WebRTC quality metrics in their dashboards in the future, but in the meantime or if you are building your own infrastructure you need a way to build this yourself.
Solutions like rtcStats offer a very user-friendly approach, enabling developers to integrate it easily and gain the insights necessary to maintain a high-quality user experience and without losing the control of your data. ♥️
Link: medium.com/@ggarciabernardo/…
Share in the comments how you solve this nowadays, i'm very curious about other approaches!
WebRTC Weekly Issue #655 is out!
Read about: getStats that lies, 4K@60fps on a budget, and a peer connection with no peer
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Tsahi Levent-Levi retweeted
ONE HUNDRED Gaza "medical workers" killed in Gaza—doctors, nurses, administrative staff—are confirmed Hamas and Islamic Jihad combatants, mostly commanders, each one profiled below. Gaza's hospitals were military bases. The "Israel targeted healthcare" is now a proven lie.
WebRTC Weekly Issue #654 is out!
Read about: A dataset settles the codec argument, agents read dashboards, and other stories
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WebRTC Weekly Issue #653 is out!
Read about: Per-second billing, malware that loves TURN, and cameras that finally interoperate
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WebRTC Weekly Issue #652 is out!
Read about: Full duplex by default, gestures somebody asked for, and an SBC in disguise
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